Wonderful Afghan Blocks
There are so many Wonderful Afghan Blocks to crochet that it will certainly be difficult to choose only one. Crochet squares are so versatile because you can use them to create a variety of projects.
Not only beautiful afghans but also shawls, garments, and bags. Moreover, they are so decorative that they can be stand-alone pieces like coasters or place mats.
Every one of these afghan blocks has a unique character, whether you use elaborate stitches or basic ones. Colorful designs are very eye-catching. However, single colors can also bring out the textures.
If you’re a beginner crocheter, then these squares are certainly a perfect opportunity to hone your skills, so try your favorite designs.
Check out these patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Lovely Flower Squares and Adorable Baby Rattles.
Savannah Free Crochet Pattern
This relatively simple square is beautiful in a multi-color version as well as in solid. Light and airy, it will definitely make up a stunning afghan.
Level: intermediate Author: Polly Plum
You will find the pattern on everytrickonthehook.com. More info on ravelry.com.
Autumn on My Mind Free Crochet Pattern
Warm autumn colors will certainly cheer you up while crocheting this square. However, choose your own color combinations to bring out the textures.
Level: upper beginner Author: Melinda Miller
You will find the pattern on mocrochet.blogspot.com. More info on ravelry.com. This particular version can be found on ravelry.com.
Shifty Little Square Free Crochet Pattern
It’s certainly an adequate name for this square because you will see the changes of shape while you crochet. Beautiful on its own as well as part of an afghan, so try it out.
Level: upper beginner Author: Laurie Dale
You will find the pattern on ravelry.com.
The Millie Square Free Crochet Pattern
This pattern may seem intricate, but it’s pretty simple to make. Clusters and bobble stitches create interesting textures that look stunning in rainbow colors.
Level: upper beginner Author: Crafty CC
You will find the pattern on craftycc.com. More info on ravelry.com.
Four Diamonds Granny Square Crochet Pattern
Four diamonds in a colorful rainbow combination are simply delightful. This paid pattern has all the information to create such a beautiful square, so check it out.
Level: intermediate Author: CherylDeeCrochet
You will find the pattern on etsy.com. More info on ravelry.com.
Doric Square Free Crochet Pattern
The inspiration for this pattern comes from ancient Greece, being easy and simple. This airy square looks cheerful in bright colors, but you can also try it in solid color for a vintage look.
Level: beginner Author: Elsa Koss
You will find the pattern on blueraindrops.com. More info on ravelry.com.
Denna Free Crochet Pattern
You can definitely make a creative and unique design using only simple stitches. Try it in a delicate combination of colors or bright ombre as well.
Level: upper beginner Author: Polly Plum
You will find the pattern on ravelry.com. This particular version can be found on ravelry.com.
JulieAnny’s Stained Glass Afghan Square Crochet Pattern
Black outline will surely create a stained glass effect and it will look just stunning as a single square or part of an afghan. It’s totally worth the effort, so get this paid pattern and create an amazing piece.
Level: upper beginner Author: Julie Yeager
You will find the pattern on ravelry.com.
Olwen Afghan Square Free Crochet Pattern
This lacy afghan block is delicate and feminine. The flower center will pop and show off the texture if you use a contrasting yarn.
Level: beginner Author: Joanita Theron
You will find the pattern on creativecrochetworkshop.com. More info on ravelry.com.
Victor Free Crochet Pattern
The combinations of purples surely make this square majestic. To lighten it up, try using delicate colors such as pastels.
Level: upper beginner Author: Polly Plum
You will find the pattern on everytrickonthehook.com. More info on ravelry.com.
